Deepgram to acquire Daily, keep Pipecat open source
Business · First reported 29 Oct, 13:00 · Updated 17:13
Deepgram says Daily’s team and Pipecat framework will join the company, while Pipecat remains open source and vendor neutral. The companies also introduced the Real-Time Context Standard, an open protocol for carrying audio context between voice AI components.
- Deepgram is acquiring Daily, whose Pipecat framework coordinates real-time voice and video AI components; the companies did not disclose the deal amount.
- Deepgram says Pipecat will remain open source and vendor neutral; the centre report also says the companies plan an independent Pipecat Foundation.
- Deepgram and the Pipecat team introduced the Real-Time Context Standard, which specifies audio-context metadata, model instructions and guidance for how responses should sound.
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- Acquiring company
- Deepgram
- Company being acquired
- Daily, maker and maintainer of Pipecat
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- Not disclosed
- Pipecat status
- The companies say it will remain open source; Unite.AI specifies the existing BSD V2 license.
- New protocol
- Real-Time Context Standard (RCS), co-developed by Deepgram and the Pipecat team
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